Ultralight spinning tackle changes the fishing game
The shift from standard to ultralight gear arose as anglers sought to cast tiny lures in clear summer waters. Lightweight rods, fine lines, and hair-line reels enable casts of 50 to 60 feet with small spinners and spoons, while maintaining sensitivity and control for big fish.
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Brooks Powell Pace Birds 6-4 Win Over White Sox
Brooks Robinson homered and drove in three as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Chicago White Sox 6-4. Boog Powell's single broke a 4-4 tie in the sixth after Curt Blefary doubled, with Robinson adding an insurance run in the seventh. Tommy Agee drove in three for Chicago, while Jim Palmer won with relief from Dick Hall after Lamabe took the loss.
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Kauai King Arrives In New York Ahead Of Belmont Stakes
Kauai King, Derby and Preakness winner, arrived by van from Baltimore to prepare for the Belmont Stakes on June 4. The trip sets up the Triple Crown bid as Baltimore and Chicago box scores list players and numbers from the game.
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Angels Snap Yankees Win Streak
Joe Adcock delivered a bases loaded double as California rallied for four runs in the fifth to beat New York 4 2 and halt the Yankees five game win streak. Dooley Womack took the loss, George Brunet earned his first win with Angels, and Maris homered for New York.
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Richy Second in ACC Voting
Six players from last year s All ACC baseball team earned berths on this season s squad chosen by ACC sports writers. Rusty Adkins Lawton Cowart Danny Talbott Tommy Cole Danny Scarpa and Tom Richy repeated or earned slots with Adkins a unanimous prior year selection named second baseman and Cowart returning at third base.
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Maryland
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YMCA No-Hits Yet Wins 2-1 In City Softball League
The YMCA defeated Cozy Corner 2-1 despite going hitless as Max Kehne pitched a one-hitter for Economy Oil, which crushed American Optical 7-0 at Baker Park. Jim Blank limited Cozy to three hits, while Earl Lenhart drove in Cozy’s lone run.
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AAU NCAA Peace Settlement Hits Snag
Washington AP reports an impasse in AAU NCAA talks as a panel adjourns to June 15 16 in New York. The panel outlined a peace paper funding a framework while both sides voiced objections.
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Marichal Leads NL ERA Race With 0.69 Mark
New York AP Juan Marichal San Franciscos right hander strengthens bid to dethrone Sandy Koufax as NL ERA champion with a 0.69 average after three shutouts in an 8-0 start Koufax sits fourth at 1.85 while Jim Maloney and Mike Cuellar trail in the top spots Marichal has allowed just six earned runs in 78 innings through Monday other leaders include Tommy John Whitey Ford Mel Stottlemyre Sam McDowell and Steve Barber based on 35 innings minimum The lowest all time ERA belongs to Hub Leonard 1.01 in 1914 and Grover Alexander 1.22 in 1915
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Clay May Fight German In Next Crown Defense
Cassius Clay flew to Egypt at President Nasser’s invitation and said he might return in two months for another world heavyweight title defense in Britain. He named Karl Mildenberger as European champion potential opponent and promoters seek another money-making televised event after the 42,000 attendance and $12 million gross for Henry Cooper bout in London. Clay’s share was about $230,000 with TV plans to beam the fight to the United States and Europe.
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Woodfield Ford tops Woody's Barber Shop in slow pitch matchup
Leroy Hansberger powered Woodfield Ford with a two run homer in a 10 5 win over Woody's Barber Shop last night in the Damascus Slow Pitch Softball League. Treasury said Clay is in the same category as any other nonresident entertainer with no restriction on importing beer services from Ameri. We sent The Beatles to the United States and they earn dollars American entertainers come here and make money in their turn. Clay was all set to return to the United States Tuesday but he received an invitation from the Egyptian embassy a few hours before he was due to fly to New York. I am going to see the Egyptian boxing authorities and to have a little rest, Clay said. I don't have to go before the American draft board for a couple of weeks, and I'm tired.
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Night Baseball Twin Cities Triumph and Boston Slugfest
Night Baseball scores show Boston 7 6. Pascual, Perry, Cimino, Roggenburk, Bat tey, Santiago, Radatz, Tillman. W Santiago 4 1. First game Cleveland 6 7 Detroit 5 1. Bell, Kralick, McMahon, Hargan, Stange, Sims, Sparma. W Pena 2. L Hargan 2. Home runs by Cleveland Colavito and Sims. Detroit Northrup.
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